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doubt there will be good turnout of the membership

doubt there will be good turnout of the membership
at that time.
Prospect Lodge will elect three trustees and rep
Jan. 5.
All lodges of knights and Ladies of Honor viii
elect representatives the Grand Lodge their first
meeting in January.
Prospect Lodge conferred the degree on two candi-
dates and received two petitions fer membership
last Tuesday evening.
Decline Lodge will have degree work next Mon
day evening It will also elect officers for the
suing term at that time.
The coming week will finish up the work of the
present and all lodge officers will be busy
ranging their sem annual reports that the officers
elect can be installed without delay
The supreme offices of the K and L. of H. will be
ing week E. j. Mcbride, supreme treasurer is here
now and will soon have everything complete.
KNIGHTS OF HONOR
Victoria Lodge conferred the degree on two candi
dates on last Monday evening.
Victoria Lodge will elect all officers of the lodge for
the coming term on next Monday evening.
Victoria Lodge has about completed arrangements
for presenting quite interesting programme at
their PUBLIC installation and which is TO
occur on Monday evening, Jan. 2A
THE SECRET LEAGUE.
J. L. Hunt, of No. l. isimproving, but still confined
to his
Mercantile No. II, will meet in special session on
Friday evening, Jan. 8.
Anchor, No. Is, last night enjoyed a good social
time after the business OF the session.
Indianapolis Lodge, No. 1, held interesting
sented and one candidate elected
On Tuesday evening, the 9th Merchants Lodge
will entertain members and friends and present fine
musical and literary programme.
Merchants, No. Ii, Tuesday evening elected the
following officers for the next term: Cardinal. j. r.
kimbern; vice-cardinal, John p Cross; petitioner,
Mr.. Balser; recorder Dr. B. W. Sullivan; treasurer
James r. Carney; marshal W. Keatey guard, Mr..
Svers; medical examiners, DR.. D. II. Prunk and
George W. Combs; represen tatve to Supreme Lodge,
j. r. Carney; alternate, DIR. 7. L. Armstrong.
ORDER OF THE IRON HALL.
Local Branch No. 3S2 at its regular meeting,
Wednesday evening, appointed a committee to make
arrangements for open meeting and entertainment
some time in January.
The headquarters of the order perma
nenty located in this city, it being the OF fine
property Circle street well adapted for the OF
the order, and is also provided with convenient hall
for the of the local branches. The order
numbers GA branches and over 81, 500 members.
On Monday evening, at the regular meeting of Sis
terhood Branch, Supreme Justice +. D. Somerby pre-
scented to the branch its charter from the Supreme
Sitting. fitting response in behalf of the branch
made by the chief Justice Mrs Rose Z. Jones Later
in the evening the ladies surprised by raternal
visit from the members of Local Branch No. L.
Under the good of the order hour spent n
Joy ably by all. Remarks were made by Supreme Ac-
couutant ILander, Supreme Cashier Davis p c. j.,
Miss Neighbors 2. c. j.. w III. Keller, Vice Justice
Gale. Cashier Mrs. l.. NJ. Martin, Cashier Weiland,
and others. At the close of remarks a given
by Mrs. Snyder. The members then adjourned to
the lower rooms, where bountiful banquet had been
prepared. The affair lasted until a late hour. The
election of officers will take place next Monday